Last Call

If it's a legit action, PM the redeem code please? For the solo IRs?
If not, ignore this post X)

1 hour ago, John Maar said:

Hey, this is a free direct download on the Overloud site. It's totally bogus that JRR shows a $79 list price lined out.

Hybrid Free for REmatrix

I wasn't able to drop it into the VST3 plugin UI. I had to drop it into the standalone version of REmatrix to install it. Didn't try it with the VST version.

You're the man!

2 hours ago, Eusebio Rufian-Zilbermann said:

I couldn't resist the price...

Installed!

Omg, you're so lucky, gratz

On 4/23/2023 at 8:08 PM, Zo said:

You will grip nothing and you will be happy ....

You hit a homerun with that one Zo 🤗😂

Yeah, Vital should be on everyone's arsenal no matter your preferred style of music. Is just that awesome.

Thanks Pav.

Good reminder.

All IRs downloaded from Subwoofer, uff, like 450 files one by one.

Lots of BASS ones included, looks promising.

Getting ready to mess with it (already using Neural Guitar Amp too, which can load the IRS)

But with this one you can peruse the IRs you have, whereas NGA doesn't, you have to manually load each one by hand, which is annoying, lol.

If you have other guitar amps, you could use only the preamp/distortion and use this as your IR loader (I believe the IRs is where the pay dirt is at).

Man, if it is free say so please, I missed this completely because of this (noooot complaining, just stating a fact).

Hugs!

2 hours ago, Bruno de Souza Lino said:

Well, in that case, the plugin will have no added benefit to the audio quality and use 20 times more CPU!

Probably,  but since watching Paul Third youtube videos I can't use less than 96khz. You'd have to watch his videos to understand why (when recording at least with analog gear).

Maybe a light version could be created for recording at 96 khz (I know, prob asking too much) and by light I mean somehow a version maybe even undersampling, lol, instead of oversampling, just to monitor ourselves while recording.

Idk, I even myself would have to watch that Paul 3rd video again, lol (I think it's the one where he talks about audio interfaces and even the Prism Lyra or something like that colors your sound where cheaper audio interfaces do not)

5 hours ago, User 905133 said:

Oooops.  My bad.  I forget that there are Mac users here.  I haven't used Macs since the Macintosh and the early Performa series.  AU is a blind spot for me--my eyes see it but it doesn't make it past that point.  Thanks for re-minding me. 

Best part is that Reaper loads "everything" on a Mac.

On Windows too, I have  Embracer, a 32bit pluging that came with Cubase 5 I think, and it loads it, and I haven't found a replacement for it in a song!

3 hours ago, User 905133 said:

It looks good from the description / features, but the only plug-in format supported is CLAP. 

Thanks for sharing.  I'd be more interested in the PD if it were iPD. Maybe that will be implemented in future versions. 

AU for Mac too

Hardware was meant to be as clean as possible, not the other way around!

This means an EQ curve from your hardware is a great thing.

I'm with you.

I mean, I have more finished songs, have lots of ideas (I love Rock mostly), but what I want to say if it brings you REAL joy buying something and using it even if it doesn't lead to something fruitful, but you play with it once in a while and brings you the same amount of joy I see no harm in it.

I use it on an M1 Macbook in Reaper (using Rosetta I think).

I love it.

I like the GUI a lot more than SD3, changing any part of the kit is a breeze and faster than SD3, which to me is a hassle).

I don't mind the groove editor, to me is more of the same as SD3, I make my own grooves anyway.

I really expect it won't become abandonware ( >I've read it won't,  that they are removing the fxpansion part of it whatever that means) and that eventually will be universal coded (they sure have taken an eternity doing so).

Not trying to convince you to buy it, just saying I like it over SD3 and SSD5, and if I had money to throw away I would buy the company and fix it myself ( lots of libraries sound like drums should sound and not plastic like SD3).

IMHO.

If you fix it, in the future use Revo uninstaller instead of going directly to each uninstaller. Just a thought.

This one is very good. Lots of mojo.

Still, be sure to test extensively before you buy, if you buy. They have a free demo.

Confirmed indeed! Nice.

44 minutes ago, Niky Serrano said:

I think that the code to get the discount in the purchase product page (https://karanyi.gumroad.com/l/minipol) is the same for all users... and the serial that you will receive after purchase the product... the same too.. 🙈

Pmed you just to compare notes 🤗

1 minute ago, PavlovsCat said:

Same. They make excellent plugins and they have perpetual licenses-- I think they're a great alternative to Waves and are worthy if our support even if they are slow to move to VST3. 

Agreed. They have very good ones. I like them more than Waves too. X)

Man, this is great news, I own several and have been waiting for vst3 for a loooong time.

Thank you. 

This plugin is just amazing.

Already installed and used in some bass, kick, snare, toms, backing vocals tracks.

Not related but Harmonics (Softube) on bass just sounds ridiculously good.

Great find! Thanks.

2 hours ago, antler said:

Fair enough - we should all use what we're happiest with using. As the saying goes, different strokes for different folks. It's music, and there is no right or wrong answer.

 

For me, EZKeys was never about the piano sound. It was about the MIDI engine/inspiration: I'd end up piping it to Pianoteq.

Thank god this forum exists where I can express myself and people disagreeing (or not) with me in a mature way.

Cheers guys. ✌

2 hours ago, Scott H said:

FYI - "oriental" is used to describe carpets, etc.  "Asian" is used to describe people 

You're right, omg, I spaced out. 🤗

4 hours ago, simon said:

I very respectfully totally disagree ?  I have all the SD2 and SD3 expansions and about 50% of the EZD2/3 - there is a massive difference in the sound character between all the packs.

A simple rule is the newer the release the better the sound - although I still love that 70s dry sound of the original SD2 custom and vintage pack.

To give context I also have BFD3 - AD1/2 - All the NI Kontakt ones etcetera and in my opinion nothing come close to SD3 - in both sound and usability.

I'm not trying to say you're wrong as it's clearly all a matter of opinion (although you are wrong  - but I'm a TT fanboy so take that into account)

 

Yeah, I totally get some people love them. 

I don't.

I have AD2 too, and tested some Kontakt ones.

And I agree SD3 is better, but still, I don't love it.

I wanna, but I can't.